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Feral Interactive are asking what you want ported to Linux again

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Feral Interactive, the porting studio behind a lot of great games available on Linux are asking for some feedback again on where they should go next.

In the past, they've teased how they feed port requests into "THE REQUESTINATOR". Looks like my number three from when they asked in November 2018 turned out okay with Shadow of the Tomb Raider. As always though, we want additional ports to buy and more varied titles to play through.

On Twitter today they posted this:

What game would you like to be ported to macOS, Linux or mobile platforms in 2020, and why?

Is there a game in dire need of porting? Let us know why it’d be perfect on your favourite platform and your answer could feature in our next newsletter: https://feralinteractive.com/xx/register/

Feral have already ported a ton of games to Linux including Alien Isolation, Life Is Strange, Before the Storm, Life is Strange 2, Mad Max, Total War: THREE KINGDOMS (and many other Total War titles), XCOM and XCOM 2 plus more. Their work is great, especially now they're all-in with Vulkan the performance is great too so more would be thoroughly welcome.

How about you mention your top three most wanted Linux ports in the comments? I'll start:

  1. MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD
  2. DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT
  3. Borderlands 3

Right now, those three would be seriously good to have properly supported on Linux. As for the why? Well, 1+3 are already massively popular games and with Borderlands 3 coming to Steam this year, it would be a nice surprise. As for Dragon Ball, I'm a huge fan of it and having such a game ported and supported on Linux would be a huge boon.

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pete910 Jan 22, 2020
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Quoting: Eike
Quoting: pete910
Quoting: dvdIf that were true, their whole operation would have had to be in the red for the last few years.

Got a link to that ?

How would a link for an "if it were true..." look like?

It's logic: If porting games that work on WINE wouldn't be viable for them, then they would have stopped quite some time ago already.

That's what I was basically trying to point out in a way , In other words he/she was pulling their financials out of his/her arse

:D
Mohandevir Jan 26, 2020
Might be a lost cause, but supporting the Ark Survival Evolved Linux build...
Laboratoryo_ni_Neil Jan 27, 2020
Quoting: SalvatosThat, and if Sony decides to open up more and release more games on PC, it would be excellent for Feral to build a relationship with them early

Let's hope they don't get bought into the tempting offer of Epic Games Store exclusivity.
Eike Jan 27, 2020
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Quoting: Laboratoryo_ni_NeilLet's hope they don't get bought into the tempting offer of Epic Games Store exclusivity.

Sony Interactive Entertainment should be a way bigger fish than Epic.
(Didn't find clear numbers for Epic, though.)
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